Research In Motion has officially announced their handset called BlackBerry Pearl 8220, the first clamshell from the company, of which all details have been uncovered previously. The 99 x 48.3 x 17.8 mm large phone, weighing 102 grams is not small at all, not even if we consider that there is a 240 x 320 pixels large display and a SureType keypad inside. According to previous information the handset cannot be used on 3G networks, but besides the bit slow EDGE it supports WLAN too. The list of features also includes a GPS receiver and a Bluetooth module too. The pre-installed DataViz Documents to Go doesn't only read but can also edit documents, while iTunes support makes syncing music very simple. According to the manufacturer the 900 mAh battery provides up to 14 days of standby time. BlackBerry Pearl 82220 is coming before the end of fall. In the United States it will be available only from T-Mobile.
Translated by Szaszati
